3. choose the right participle to complete the sentences with participle. 1. the current financial reports are very 1) disturbed 2) disturbing 2. the film was so that i fell asleep. 1) bored 2) boring 3. the lesson was very . 1) interesting 2) interested 4. the comedian was , he told a lot of good jokes. 1) amused 2) amusing 5 .1 go at one o f our customers. 1 )annoyed 2 )annoying 6. the rumours were very to his career. 1) damaged 2) damaging 7 .1 was by his reaction. 1) amused 2) amusing 8. the customer was by the bad service. 1 )annoyed 2 )annoying 9. the ceo was when he read the current financial report. 1) disturbed 2) disturbing 10. the city was during the earthquake. 1) damaged 2) damaging

Dear Anna

In your last letter you asked me to tell you about my pets. OK, I can talk for hours on this topic. I have a dog; his name is La boule. That’s a French word which means a ball. He is a pug and he is very funny. I also have a hamster. His name is Masha. Not a usual name for a hamster, you say, but he is very curious and smart enough. I would also like to have a cat, but perhaps not now.

I’m fine, no changes since the last time. I’m passing my exams next week. After that, I’m looking forward to going abroad. I like traveling a lot. I’ve visited just a few European countries but I fell in love with the Old world. My dream is to go to Paris. This is the city of love, croissants and haut-couture. I think every person should see it and not necessarily die after it!

You told me that you had been to many countries. Tell me about your greatest trip! Have you been to Paris, did you like it? What are you going to do this summer? Where would you like to go?

I’m so happy that your sister married! Wish her and her husband a very good luck! Hope the wedding was as gorgeous as the bride was!

Could you send me some photos?

Sorry, I have to go, my parents are leaving on holidays, I need to see them off.

Waiting for your letter,

Yours truly,

Masha

The velveteen rabbit.

A boy had a toy. It was a velveteen rabbit. Boy loved so much. And they never parted with him. But sometimes he was put with the other toys in the nursery and could listen to their stories about Real Things. «What is Real?» he asked the Wooden Horse who had lived a very long life.

«Real isn’t how you are made. It’s a thing that happens to you. When a child really loves you for a long time, then you become Real. It doesn’t happen all at once. It takes a long time. But once you are real, you’ll never become unreal again», explained the Wooden Horse.

And once when the Boy was called away to go out to some tea, the Rabbit was left alone on the law. Boy couldn't find him and was crying all night.

«Fancy all this fuss for a toy!» said his mother. «He isn’t a toy! He’s real!»

The little Rabbit heard him say that magic word and he knew that what the Wooden Horse had said to him had become true at last.

But once boy become ill with a Scarlett fever. Time passed and the Boy got better and was allowed to get up. It only remained to carry out the doctor’s orders.

All the books and toys that the Boy had played with had to be burnt. So, the little Rabbit was put into a sack with old books and a lot of rubbish. He felt so lonely and so miserable that a tear, a real tear fell to the ground.